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What's your hidden stress cycle?

Your brain has a lightning-fast threat detection system that's creating more stress than necessary in modern life.

Ancient wisdom and cutting-edge neuroscience offer the same solution: create space between stimulus and response through deliberate breathing techniques.

This Making Moves Monday on the Suite Spot, Dr. Suite breaks it all down blending science and soul.

KEY SUITE SPOTS
• The amygdala activates within milliseconds of encountering stress, flooding your body with hormones before conscious awareness
• Our prehistoric threat response system is overactive in modern environments where physical dangers are rare
• Pattern interrupts break the automatic stress-response cycle through conscious intervention
• Extended exhales activate the vagus nerve, triggering relaxation and resetting neural pathways
• Ancient wisdom about stillness aligns perfectly with neuroscientific findings about stress management
• Regular practice of these techniques literally rewires your brain's response to stress
• Identify your personal stress triggers to apply the pattern interrupt most effectively
Commit to identifying one trigger that consistently activates your stress response, then practice the pattern interrupt breathing technique: inhale deeply and exhale twice as long.

Hit play for more insights!!! STAY AMAZING and let's have a great week!!!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to Making Moves Monday (00:00:00)

2. The Unavoidable Cycle of Stress (00:00:51)

3. How Your Brain Processes Stress (00:01:44)

4. Pattern Interrupt: Breaking the Stress Cycle (00:04:09)

5. Breathing Technique for Neural Reset (00:06:02)

6. Your Move: Create New Neural Pathways (00:08:20)

7. Closing and Tomorrow's Preview (00:10:14)

184 episodes

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What's your hidden stress cycle?

Your brain has a lightning-fast threat detection system that's creating more stress than necessary in modern life.

Ancient wisdom and cutting-edge neuroscience offer the same solution: create space between stimulus and response through deliberate breathing techniques.

This Making Moves Monday on the Suite Spot, Dr. Suite breaks it all down blending science and soul.

KEY SUITE SPOTS
• The amygdala activates within milliseconds of encountering stress, flooding your body with hormones before conscious awareness
• Our prehistoric threat response system is overactive in modern environments where physical dangers are rare
• Pattern interrupts break the automatic stress-response cycle through conscious intervention
• Extended exhales activate the vagus nerve, triggering relaxation and resetting neural pathways
• Ancient wisdom about stillness aligns perfectly with neuroscientific findings about stress management
• Regular practice of these techniques literally rewires your brain's response to stress
• Identify your personal stress triggers to apply the pattern interrupt most effectively
Commit to identifying one trigger that consistently activates your stress response, then practice the pattern interrupt breathing technique: inhale deeply and exhale twice as long.

Hit play for more insights!!! STAY AMAZING and let's have a great week!!!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to Making Moves Monday (00:00:00)

2. The Unavoidable Cycle of Stress (00:00:51)

3. How Your Brain Processes Stress (00:01:44)

4. Pattern Interrupt: Breaking the Stress Cycle (00:04:09)

5. Breathing Technique for Neural Reset (00:06:02)

6. Your Move: Create New Neural Pathways (00:08:20)

7. Closing and Tomorrow's Preview (00:10:14)

184 episodes

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